About Silicone Coated Fiberglass Fire And Welding Blanket
The Fire and welding blanket specification is as provided below:
- The Fire and welding fire blanket material used can withstand an upper limit of 1650 deg C and provides a continuous protection of up to 1260 deg C.
- The blankets are manufactured as per your requirements. The edges are stitched with brass eyelets and high temperature Kevlar or Fiberglass sewing threads.
- Does not contain asbestos.
Fire and Welding Blanket Selection canbe done as below:
- Light Duty Welding Blankets: Suited for light welding splatter these welding blankets are made with 0.5 mm Fiberglass or Silicone Coated Fiberglass fabrics giving temperature resistance upto 550 deg C.
- Medium Duty Welding Blankets:Suited for Welding splatter and molten metal spark protection in closer proximity and greater intensity then the above these blankets are therefore made with 1.00 mm Fiberglass or Silicone Coated Fiberglass.
- Heavy Duty Welding Blankets: These are suited for temperature resistance upto 1000 deg C where extreme welding spark and molten metal splash protection is needed and therefore they are made with Vermiculite Coated Ceramic fabrics.
- For extreme heavy duty welding protection up to 1260 deg C, Ceramic Fire blankets of 3.2 mm thickness should be used.
Specification
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Brand
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SSC
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Thickness
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1.00 mm
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Usage/Application
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Welding Splatter And Molten Metal Spark Protection
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Temperature Resistance
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Upto 550 deg C
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Packaging Type
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Packet
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Surface Treatment
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Silicone Coated
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Thread Type
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Kevlar Or Fiberglass Sewing Threads
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Color
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Available In Red, Gray, Black, etc.
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Material
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Fiberglass
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Exceptional Heat Resistance and ProtectionOur Silicone Coated Fiberglass Fire and Welding Blankets are engineered to endure extreme temperatures, making them highly effective in shielding against sparks, molten metal splashes, and intense heat. The silicone finish adds an extra barrier against abrasion, moisture, and various chemicals, enhancing durability and safety during welding and high-temperature operations.
Versatile Applications Across IndustriesThese blankets are not limited to welding; they serve as protective and insulating covers, gaskets, and high-temperature insulating materials in various industries. From construction to manufacturing, they offer reliable coverage for machinery, equipment, and workspaces, helping maintain safe environments and reducing the risk of fire-related accidents.
FAQ's of Silicone Coated Fiberglass Fire And Welding Blanket:
Q: How is the silicone coated fiberglass fire and welding blanket used?
A: The blanket is positioned over or around surfaces, equipment, or areas needing protection from sparks, spatter, or elevated temperatures during welding and similar high-heat processes, ensuring the workspace and nearby items are shielded from potential fire hazards.
Q: What materials are used to manufacture this welding blanket?
A: This welding blanket is made from robust fiberglass fabric, which is then coated with high-grade silicone. This combination provides superior heat and fire resistance, flexibility, and added durability during repeated industrial use.
Q: When should I use a silicone coated fiberglass blanket over other fire blankets?
A: You should opt for a silicone coated fiberglass fire and welding blanket when you require enhanced heat resistance, non-stick properties, water and chemical resistance, and durability, especially in heavy-duty industrial or prolonged welding applications.
Q: Where are these blankets commonly utilized?
A: These blankets are widely used in welding workshops, metal processing plants, foundries, and construction sites. They also serve as protective and insulating covers for machinery, piping, and high-temperature gaskets in various industrial settings across India and for export.
Q: What is the process of manufacturing silicone coated fiberglass welding blankets?
A: The process involves weaving high-strength fiberglass strands into a durable fabric, which is then treated and coated with a layer of silicone. This process enhances the blanket's flame resistance, insulation properties, and mechanical strength before it is cut to size and finished for industrial use.
Q: What are the key benefits of using a silicone coated fiberglass fire and welding blanket?
A: The main advantages include excellent heat insulation, resistance to fire, chemicals, and moisture, as well as high flexibility and durability. These properties make it ideal for shielding equipment, surfaces, and personnel from harmful heat and sparks during welding and other high-temperature applications.